Mars (2016)

A new crew arrives on Mars four years after the Daedalus landed to help execute plans for expansion and search for life; McMurdo Station in Antarctica serves as a modern example of how humans will settle Mars.

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HANA SEUNG: My sister Joon's work at MMC was recognized by

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MARTA KAMEN: Search for evidence of martian life.

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over the last four years, we at MMC feel that we're

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our power efficiency from nuclear fission will double.

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entering Mars atmosphere as we speak,

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MARTA KAMEN: Listen, good luck with the welcoming committee,

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expansion, focused on his own hybrid plant technology that

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Both of you, we all have.

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the reality of Mars would've never had a chance.

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ROGER LAUNIUS: Let's take some stages in terms of how we

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and murderous winds howl at 200 miles an hour across a

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I think it's a good model for how policy and engineering and

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DAVID DINGES: What happens in the Antarctic is what will

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Medical examinations reveal only expected

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offline to complete this?

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and I know you've been through a lot up here.

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hundred years has been the understanding that the

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widespread acceptance that there's probably life on Mars.

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something there, anything there.

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but there's a lot of red sand to sift.

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LESLIE RICHARDSON: We can make that happen.

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MARTA KAMEN: The spores were hitching a ride after an

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LESLIE RICHARDSON: If the right conditions were waiting

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Well?

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what kind of permanent presence we're talking about.

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CHARLES BOLDEN: On the International Space Station

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Um, what wasn't ideal was the, uh, was the trip.

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so please take notes of some concerns.

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First crops raised in ancient Mesopotamia and now look...

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Base Commander Seung put Javier Delgado and his

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but you gotta have them to know, you know what I mean?

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OLIVER LEE: Javier!

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exploration as Antarctica is to human science and the

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It's that combination of cold, dry,

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surface of Mars?

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JENNIFER TROSPER: As I think about the understanding of our

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suffered terrible hardships, and great loss of life.

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kind of extreme swings.

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take back to Texas to answer is that soil habitable,

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the first people to colonize.

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expedited expansion orders as directed when

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